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Episode 46: The Running Man | Stephen King Writing as Richard Bachman | Dystopian Book Review

John and Celeste return for Episode 46 to tackle The Running Man, Stephen King's dystopian thriller published under the pen name Richard Bachman. Neither of them finished it. It was Squid's pick. This tracks.

Muppets From Space characters including Kermit, Miss Piggy, Gonzo, Fozzie, and Animal in front of a full moon with the text Yes You Do Belong for Geek Devotions Season 10 Episode 41.

Does God Actually Play Favorites? What Muppets From Space Gets Right

Gonzo has spent his whole life being called a "whatever" because nobody knows what he is or where he comes from. But Kermit and the Muppets don't care about any of that. They care about who he is. And in Acts 10, God was saying something very similar to the early church about the Gentiles. No partiality. Equal footing at the cross. You belong here.

Hugh and Diana from Pragmata sitting together, with the text "You Need People In Your Life" overlaid on the thumbnail for Geek Devotions Season 10 Episode 40.

You Keep Isolating Yourself — And It’s Slowly Breaking You Down | Pragmata Devotional

What does a new sci-fi video game teach us about loneliness? More than you'd expect. Here's why you need people in your life and how to start building real connection.

Anime character Mimi from Always a Catch stands with one fist raised toward a glowing sky, featuring bold text that reads "Practice Makes Perfect?"

Building Better Habits: The Practical Discipline of Mimi | Always a Catch Anime

Even when we are exhausted, staying in step matters. Today we saw how Mimi’s discipline in Always a Catch produces the Fruit of the Spirit. Are we being dragged along, or are we striving with the Spirit? Read more on Geek Devotions!